An 18-year-old female client who is sexually active asks the nurse for information on
barrier contraceptives. What should the nurse identify as a mechanical barrier
contraceptive?
A) Vaginal foams
B) Cervical cap
C) Spermicidal creams
D) Spermicidal jellies
A
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A clinic nurse is caring for a newborn and her parents. Observing parental behavior is an important nursing function during this child's well-baby visit. What would the nurse expect during observation?
A) Parents encouraging the baby's happy behaviors B) Parents feeding the baby every time she cries C) Parents ignoring the infant's fussy behavior D) Parents playing with an irritable infant
Why are "natural" thyroid products not readily prescribed for most patients?
1. There is no reliability for the amount of hormone per dose. 2. There is higher incidence of allergic reactions. 3. There is a more reliable dose of T3 to T4 per batch. 4. All of the above
The nurse is assessing a client before administering an analgesic. What are some of the factors the nurse should consider? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. The client is willing to receive medication after being advised about it. 2. The client's vital signs are stable. 3. The partner agrees to use of the medication. 4. The client has no known allergies to the medication. 5. The client is aware of the contraindications of the medication.
The critical incidents technique involves interviews with groups of respondents or individuals about some event of importance
A) True B) False